Mark has always wanted to try marijuana, but knows his parents and coaches will disagree. He decided that his ability to try something fun is more important than rules imposed on him by others. Fulfilling his immediate desire is best related to the

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The id is the part of the personality that contains our primitive impulses—such as thirst, anger, hunger—and demands immediate satisfaction. Mark's decision to prioritize his immediate desire to try marijuana over the rules or moral objections from his parents and coaches aligns with the characteristics of the id, which seeks pleasure and avoids pain without considering the consequences.

Mark Has Always Wanted to Try Marijuana, but Knows His